On Thu, Aug 16, 2001 at 10:38:56AM +0200, Tribun wrote:
> yapp.
>
> I know the JS-function, but I was curious if someone knows an beautifuller
> solution.
>
> something neater ;)
Okay... Well... then you should store the history yourself (eg. in a
session or db). But then again... the $HTTP_REFERER isn't something
to rely on. So then you'll need to store the current page in the
history session/db. That way you always have the correct URL because
it's the URL of the page the user is using. How much can go wrong
with that?
I think that's the best way. Actually I think it's even (a lot)
better then the JS solution I mentioned.
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